What’s the cause of my dull complexion?
The appearance of the skin is said to be dull is among the most devastating things, especially if you take care of it particularly well. On some days, the ball is just not working, and if you’ve ever noticed your skin appearing less vibrant or even gray, it’s likely caused by this, and how you can prevent it from happening again!
Stress
Work taking over your responsibilities? Having a rowdy party with someone? Not having enough sleep and also burning the candle’s ends? It all culminates and demonstrates your face. If you’re recognizing that daily stress is having an effect on you, here’s a simple method on how to help your skin regain its radiance.
Use a cream-based cleanser and massage the product into your skin; don’t be shy, apply a significant amount of pressure and utilize circular motions over the entire face. The pressure and motion will increase your circulation blood, and will bring it to the surface of your skin, this will appear larger and more full.
Do not be concerned if the above method is not your cup of tea, you can always attempt to cleanse with a microfiber cloth or flannel, both of these have a harder time than direct contact with the skin, but still are gentle enough to avoid irritation.
As your skin appears dull due to stress, this is the ideal time to take care of yourself by having a professional facial. Why not just enjoy yourself?
Theumulation of dead cell skin layers
Imagine a tabletop covered in dust, you can’t see the beautifully carved wood beneath the debris. Similarly, the same applies to your skin: dead skin cells are naturally removed from the skin, but a lot of the time there is a buildup that causes the skin to have a dull appearance and lack of radiance. Here is how you can regrow some health in your face.
Be sure to utilize a scrubger approximately once per week to Remove any remaining dead cells from your face. The exfoliating effect of Procoal’s facial scrub is beneficial to all skin types, as you can reduce the intensity of the scrub by increasing the amount of water added to the face prior to application.
Instead of a scrub, you could also utilize a liquid exfoliate like an AHA or BHA, these are simple and easy to implement, you can pour them onto a cotton ball and use it across the face without any concern for the eyes. Allow the acids to complete their task, you don’t have to overexercise the product excessively. You may observe on the disc a few grayish particles, these are the dead cells of the skin!
Pollution
Now I understand that you’re all occupied and the concept of remaining inside for the remainder of your days seems absurd, but sadly, pollution has an effect on the skin that causes inflammation and impairs the skin’s moisture barrier. Also, pollution causes free radicals to reach the surface, these radicals lead to the damaging collagen and thus cause wrinkles. To maximize the safety of the skin while still maximizing its beauty, do the following.
PM: Remove all of your makeup, then dual cleanse the skin using a brush or cloth, choose a more powerful tool than your hands and try a face brush or muslin cloth for a deep cleanse of the skin.
AM: I’ve personally found that acne affects the skin’s microorganisms, this is why I personally enjoy using vitamin C to bring back the skin’s microorganisms and even out the skin’s tone.
Dehydration
Any skin type can become dehydrated, although drinking sufficient water typically has a positive effect on your overall health, it can also lack the necessary moisture for the skin. Dehydrated skin is gray, dull and has a greater number of lines on the face! Here’s how to battle dehydration.
Use a Hyaluronic acid, which is typically found in serums. This acid is part of your skin’s secretions, it will literally drink up your serums. Use it in the morning to have a super-fatigued and dewy appearance on the skin, it also serves as a great start to applying flawless makeup.
Also, always hydrate, even if your skin is oily. Selecting emollients will produce a hydrating film on your skin that will also trap moisture.
Being overly exposed to the sun
Yes, you deduced it correctly, I will tell you something that everyone knows, but I still find it shocking how many of you still allow your skin to be exposed to too much sunlight! When your skin is over-exposed to the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun, it will have a mottled appearance and will also have a dull, over-pigmented (or dark) skin tone. I have two methods of protecting your skin from the sun’s harmful radiation.
This one is relatively simple to understand, I’m not trying to sound too similar to Baz Luhrmann, but I do wear a suncreener. Daily wear it if you’re in the sun or not, you don’t have to be on a trip to concern yourself with the sun’s effects on the skin, such as premature aging or dark spots.
Using a retinol product during the night will facilitate the evening of the skin’s tone, but don’t utilize it during the day because the ultraviolet rays will break it down and render it useless, instead, save it for later on! You can also combine your retinol with a vitamin C supplement for a powerful combination of pigment!
Here you have examples of the reasons your skin appears to have lost its glow, there are also multiple other factors to consider, including hormonal imbalance, poor diet and ill health, but using the information I’ve provided will be the most simple way to regrow the radiance in your face in just a few minutes!
